The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-07-02

will crate at Gore the 4th inst.
Tide Houston and Tim Morari-
ty were in Jacksonville. Sunday.
Miss Nan Gallagher is visiting
this week near the Rock House.
The Recorder has one. of the
incest offices in the Court House.
j. F. Comfy was in New Lex
ington the fore part of this week.
Come and take dinner with
the Hook Hooking band on the 4th.
Keynes & Wellman's new
ware room will soon be completed.
The knights of st. John drill
ed on the market lot on Wednes-
day.
20. w. H. Wright will deliver
the address at Straitsville on the
Fourth.
-Chas Work, Frank Blasius and
Will Frasch, were in Lancaster
Monday.
-Jno. HI. GODDARD has been ap-
pointed receiver of the Blooming
Vile mill.
Mrs. ]. E. Huston and two
sons are among their old friends
this week.
Miss Mamie Floyd is visiting
in Lancaster this week the guest
of Miss Grier.
Miss Kate Rochester visited in
Athens last week, the guest of Mrs.
Judge Guthrie.
-Chas Keynes and Culver Bak-
er er'attended the ball at Jacksonville,
Monday evening.
The Misses Nan and Sue Mcbride
are in New Lexington, the guests
of Mrs. A. j. Ward.
M. j. Mooney, of st. Marys, is
here in the interest of the Michigan
Mutual Life Ins. Co.
Craig Tolliver, the late la
mented Kentuckian, has cousin
living in this county.
Mrs. Wilson, of Vinton, was
visiting in the city last week the
guest of I. j. Shannon.
The gas we'll is now at the
depth of between 1900 and 1900 feet
and still going down.
Miss Clara A. Brehm finished
three months term of school in
Fairfield county, last Friday.
Miss Bertha Myers, of Column
bus, is spending her vacation
among her little schoolmates.
Mrs. Ida Varian and little
daughter of Point Pleasant w. Va.
are visiting relatives in Logan.
A fine dinner will be served by
the Hock-Hocking Band at the
Rink on July 4th for 25 cents.
Mrs. Keynes had her knee bad
ly sprained on Wednesday even
ing while getting out of a buggy.
Constable Green had a little
experience with force pump and
hose, in front of court house Thurs
day.
We return thanks for an invi-
tation to the grand 4th of July ball
to be given at Macarthur ON that
date.
MIR. E. Armstrong and wife
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wilson, of Shawnee last
week.
No one should miss the parade
of fantasies under the supervision
of Capt. G. G.. Gage ON July 4th at
4o'clock p. m.
"A party was given at the re-
sidence of Mr.. Phil Thompson in
honor of her guest Miss Rose Ham,
mond of Lancaster.
Col. Rempel brought from New
York, some of the finest statuary
in italian marble ever seen in the
city. Call and see it,.
Judge Friesner reversed the
finding of the referee in the case of
Michigan Mutual Life Ins. Co. VS..
Il. p. Johnston ct al.
-Vern Bowen accompanied by
the Misses Annie Kessler and Fan
Bowen attended Prof Fowler's
closing Ball at Jacksonville Mon
day night.
The race track ON the new
Fair Grounds has been located, 1t
is an exact half mile, and when
completed will be one Of the finest
in the State.
-Mert Smith has securedya class
of pupils for instructions on the
violin. Merit is q good musician
and will no doubl prove himself an
able teacher.
DIR. G. w. Dollison removed an
epithelial cancer from the face OF
Thomas Kinney this week, who Is
doing well, and will make COM
plete recovery.
Rev. Edgar Work, of Van
Vert, and Miss j.. B. Wilson, OF